Rapid improvements in range and charging time means zero emissions driving is more practical than ever. Smooth and seamless acceleration, maximum torque from standstill, and a smooth and quiet drive ensures that you’ll be lowering your environmental impact without compromising driving pleasure. You will also enjoy significantly lower benefit in kind tax as well as exemption from Congestion Charge and ULEZ charges.
Company Car Drivers
Helping you to make the most of your Audi Fleet or company car.Company car drivers
From the premium interior and innovative features to the efficiency that lowers cost-per-mile. With an Audi as your next company car, you're guaranteed an unrivalled experience, business or pleasure. With our wide range of vehicles, including plug in hybrid (TFSI e) and fully electric (e-tron) models, you’ll be perfectly equipped for an exhilarating journey towards a more sustainable future.
Popular company cars
From the practicality of the A6 TFSI e through to the alluring A3 Sportback TFSI e and thrilling fully electric e-tron models, our range brings together spirited sportiness and everyday practicality. Whatever your needs, Audi means business.
Funding your company car
<p>When a car is provided by your employer that allows you or a member of your household private use, it is considered a ‘perk’ and, for tax purposes, is treated as a benefit in kind. Every car has a benefit in kind percentage banding that is based on CO2 emissions.</p>
<p>To work out the benefit in kind value of a company car, multiply the car’s P11D value - the list price, plus VAT, delivery, number plates and any optional extras - by the percentage banding the car sits in, linked to the CO2 it emits. With a benefit in kind rate from just 2%, company car drivers who choose an ultra-low emission car will pay much lower rates of benefit in kind tax than comparable petrol or diesel cars.</p>
<p>A company car is a vehicle provided by your employer for you to use, whereas a car allowance is a cash sum that is added to your annual salary. Whilst drivers who lease or buy a car using their cash allowance do not pay company car tax, they do still need to tax and insure the vehicle and cover maintenance and servicing costs. With a company car, insurance servicing and maintenance are covered by the employer.</p>
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